A "Literary" Folk Translation of SA 197

It’s one thing to ellide a standard list, pattern, pericope, the pali texts do that quite often as well, but the nibbindati section for the 6 sense bases is entirely absent from the agama.

In the Theravada vinaya, SN 56.11 dhamma cakka pavattana, SN 22.59(?) anatta -lakkhana and this fire sermon happen in sequence, and are traditionally thought of as the first 3 discourses delivered by the Buddha. Do the agama vinaya(s) agree there? I have very little knowledge of the agamas, beyond that the Theravada dhamma vinaya is the only lineage that survived with its entire body of texts, and that the Agamas were pasted together fragments from at least 3 early schools.